Hair Braiding

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Hair Braiding

Postby Stuholl » 28 Jul 2012 16:01

Can anyone recommend somewhere i can take my wee lassie, she is 5, to get her hair braided.
Hoping to get this done early on in holiday so it would be good if anyone has any recommendations.

Cheers
Her countdown from what seems like an eternity ago is now.......... 3 more sleeps
:D

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Re: Hair Braiding

Postby Rew » 28 Jul 2012 16:34

The hairdressers next to Alin's Grill near Tansas is good, my daughter goes there. She even tidied it up the week after for free.
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Re: Hair Braiding

Postby Stuholl » 28 Jul 2012 16:51

Rew wrote:The hairdressers next to Alin's Grill near Tansas is good, my daughter goes there. She even tidied it up the week after for free.



Nice one, thanks
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Re: Hair Braiding

Postby Caltonian » 28 Jul 2012 18:23

My missus is wanting this done also, anyone any idea of the cost? She reckons it costs around £120 to get it done here :shock:
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Re: Hair Braiding

Postby Rew » 28 Jul 2012 18:39

Half a head was 15YTL
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Re: Hair Braiding

Postby Caltonian » 28 Jul 2012 18:48

Thanks rew, she has quite long hair and was wanting it all done so even paying 100 lira would be a bargain.

Anyone with more info or recommendations of where to go?
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Re: Hair Braiding

Postby feefee1970 » 29 Jul 2012 00:37

IVE had my hair braided twice.
Took 3 hours might be a bit long sit for a child
And it also hurt a bit
I stick to french plaits now
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Re: Hair Braiding

Postby Stuholl » 29 Jul 2012 08:34

Thanks for the replies.
FEEFEE thanks i never thought of that.
I will take that into consideration.
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Re: Hair Braiding

Postby dksbbs » 31 Jul 2012 15:22

Also ensure you put suncream on the scalp where it becomes exposed due to the braiding, I have seen some sore heads in my time.

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